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|a Memory processes and memory films -- Movies and the mind's workbench -- Making memories that last -- Recognizing the people we know -- Autobiographical memories and life stories -- When troubling memories persist -- Understanding the reality of amnesia -- Senior moments, forgetfulness, and dementia.
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